Prince of Orange Wilhelm III, 17th century (engraving)

Wilhelm III, Prince of Orange, King of England, in the age from 23 years Wurzbach, Dutch Kue-Lex. I, page 719] as commander-in chief in the foreground of a fight around a fixation: nearly half-length standing, half from the right, with Allongehaar, in armour suit with straped curing top neckcloth, sash, sash around the midriff, ermine embroidered back cape, the together with his plumed helmet von an behind him standing sub-Saharan boys held is, behind it of a servant with his horse, all under of a rise in the ground, the on the right the view towards the fighting scene releasing, in whose foreground troops until to the neck through water plodge (through the opening of dike locks?), Wilhelm pointing with his truncheon in the naked raked outward, over the of a banner of the Orange Order to spot actual, beneath of the characterization a double-spaced legend, after it a inscription of the meaning engraver for Nicolaas Pancras, mayor of Amsterdam, in Dutch language. copper engraving by Romeyn de Hooghe By Hooghe, Romeyn de